Reading Saara El-Arifi for the First Time... Is she actually as good as they say? 👀

I liked this a lot. It was a very easy read. It was beautifully written but not overwritten and very easy to follow.

It has its issues, but it also has a lot going for it that I really liked. I think it's interesting and unique and kind of a fun time, but I do think it was a little rough around the edges.

I always go back to one dark window where everyone just yells trees and there's no- like we know why they do it I guess but it just feels so half-hearted halfbaked without really thinking through the logic of why and how these sayings would evolve over time and what they would mean to different people.

I recently read The Everlasting by Alex Harrow and I loved it.